What a surprise
autumn
joined 1 year ago
Too Good to Go - buy restaurant surplus food for cheap
Ride share availability of any kind is light-years better in urban areas, as is public transit.
Any secondhand shopping like craigslist or Facebook marketplace will also have much better stuff.
What was their reasoning? It wasn't as if you were writing other students' papers. What's wrong with some notes?
I find that swype (and other similar typing apps) make the small keyboard on portrait mode an asset. It doesn't always guess perfectly, but it does so enough for my writing needs.
I'd give the split keyboard a try if i saw a demo.
Hope you feel better soon, scibot 😔
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OP why would you do this to us 😭
Definitely agree that lemmy has a wild west feel to it right now, and like you, i love it.
But most people have very low tolerance for interruption to their experience and just want it to work, no matter who is running it. For my part, I'd like to see the process of searching for new communities and accounts get smoothed out, and maybe process of linking to a post on another instance.
On the other side of the coin, a lot of the tools needed for effective moderation on a large scale are still in the process of being made. Beehaw defederating from 2 other large instances threw a wrench in the works, but hopefully they'll refederate once better tools are added.
Tbh Lemmy (and the rest of the fediverse) isn't ready for mainstream use 😔
This is like a reversed "Under the Sea"
Does the machine know that box is not an option? Thinking that A, A+B, and B are all valid options is something I could see an AI doing.
There also isn't much penalty for taking A+B? You'll always get at least $1M. And if you took only B, the max you could get is $1M.
Edit: I can't read lol. I'd still take both, the result is
Predicted A+B: $1M
Predicted B only: $1001M
If you only take box B, the result is
Predicted A+B: $0
Predicted B only: $1000M
Implementing something like that for something as open source and decentralized as lemmy sounds tricky. People can already donate directly to both instances and the lemmy project.